Which testing is important, positive testing or negative
testing. Test cases for postive and negative testing for a
given functionality.
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Answer / venkat
basically, both the testing is very important for testing
engineers.
if positive testing in the sense the application can
working good.
if negative testing in the sense the future of the
application will working good.
as much as possible we have to do negative testing has lot.
thx
venkat
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Answer / pulkit
Both are important. We can't rule one out over the other.
If application fails for Positive test case in first attempt, you won't even need to do negative testing
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